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Government Reverse.
CANBERRA, June 21.--In an extraordinary scene in the House of Representatives to-day the Ministry was defeated by 40 to 20, ...
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National Insurance Bill.
BRISBANE, June 21.--Exemption from the national insurance scheme is being sought for contributors to the Public Service Superannuation Fund ...
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Luggers Case at Darwin.
DARWIN, June 21.--Searching cross-examinations on the question of bearings and observations taken while the pearling lugger ...
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GERMAN SPIES IN U.S.A.
NEW YORK, June 20.--The spy hunt took an extraordinary turn when with the full consent and approval of the Department of State the Federal Grand Jury named 18 individuals, the majority highly placed German officials, ...
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Chinese Hostilities.
TOKIO, June 20.--The Minister for Foreign Affairs (General Ugakl) has sent notes to the foreign Ambassadors warning ...
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MOVE FOR PEACE IN SPAIN.
LONDON, June 20.--The correspondent of the 'Daily Telegraph' in Rome says: Lord Perth, the British representative, called on Count Ciano (Italian Minister for Foreign Affairs), and had a conversation, the outcome of which is a ...
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JAPAN'S HUGE TASK.
LONDON, June 20.--The special correspondent of the 'Times' in Tokio says: The floods undoubtedly have disconcerted the General Staff and the ...
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SENATE MAKES A START.
CANBERRA, June 21.--The fears of the Government that the guillotine might have to be used in the House of Representatives to facilitate the ...
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MORE QUESTIONS IN COMMONS.
Mr. Butler, yesterday, in answer to Mr. Noel Baker (Labor), who asked if the Prime Minister could now say when the recent Anglo-Italian agreement ...
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HARROWING TALES.
BRISBANE, June 21.--Travellers in the Tanda, which reached Brisbane from Eastern ports yesterday, told of Japanese atrocities in the war area ...
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MEMBERS ON THE CARPET.
CANBERRA, June 21.--Two Country party members, the Acting Minister for Commerce, Mr. A. Cameron, and the Chairman of Committees (Mr. ...
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COUNTRY PARTY STAND.
BRISBANE, June 21.--The following resolution has been carried by a meeting of the State Parliamentary members of the Queensland Country party: ...
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BRITISH SHIPPING LOSSES.
LONDON, June 20.--Three British ships have been sunk, 10 seriously damaged, and 43 slightly damaged in the course of attacks by aircraft since ...
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Chambers of Commerce.
ROCKHAMPTON, June 21. -- Officially opening the annual conference of the Federated Chambers of Commerce to-day, the Governor (Sir ...
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A Council Appeals.
BRISBANE, June 21.--The Full Court to-day began the hearing of the appeal arising out of the electrocution of two boys, Robert Richardson and ...
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Details of the Train Wreck
CUSTER CREEK (Montana), June 20.--While the waters receded revealing the torn and twisted locomotive cars, and ...
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Butter Factory Managers.
BRISBANE, June 21.--Addressing the annual conference of the Queensland Division of the Australian Institute of Dairy Factory Managers and ...
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Inter-State Commission.
CANBERRA, June 21.--The Prime Minister (Mr. J. A. Lyons) stated in the House of Representatives to-night that the Government intends to ...
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Miners Will Strike.
MELBOURNE, June 21.--The General Secretary of the Miners' Federation (Mr. Orr), who conferred in Melbourne to-day with officials of ...
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Election Aftermath.
SYDNEY, June 21.--Applications to have the ballot in Petersham and Gordon electorates in the State election of March 26 declared null and ...
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Anti-Jewish Campaign.
BERLIN, June 20.--The first official statement in the anti-Jewish campaign was made by the Deputy Governor (Herr Hesse), who declares that ...
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Record Flight.
BRUSSELS, June 20.--The Sabena Company's airliner, Savoie Marchetti, piloted by M. Cocquir, made a record flight from Croydon to Brussels,. ...
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Chilled Beef Trade.
BRISBANE, June 21.--Serious effects on the chilled meat export trade are feared as a result of the reduced slaughtering tally at all Queensland ...
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Obituary.
BRISBANE, June 21.--Mr. J. Killoran, chief station master at Toowoomba, died yesterday after a long illness, at the residence of his ...
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Infantile Paralysis.
BRISBANE, June 21.--Two girls aged 18 and 14, from Karragarra Island, Moreton Bay, have been admitted to hospital in Brisbane ...
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CHEESE QUALITY.
BRISBANE, June 21.--Higher cheese standards are being insisted upon by the Minister for Agriculture and Stock (Mr, Bulcock). ...
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Non-Suit in Big Action.
SYDNEY, June 21.--The action in which Berrima Electric Power Co. Ltd. was claiming £15,000 from the Crown ended abruptly to-day when a ...
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Church and Politics.
Brisbane. June 21.--Referring to Archbishop Wand's Synod reference to the Church and politics to-day the Premier (Mr. Forgan Smith) stated ...
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State Parliament.
BRISBANE, June 21.--The State Parliament will meet early in August, probably the 9th, and will adjourn for a week for Brisbane Exhibition. The ...
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Railways Report.
BRISBANE, June 21.--The Premier (Mr. Forgan Smith) said to-day that before the report of Mr. W. A. Hooper, Royal Commissioner inquiring into the ...
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ANGLICANS AND ROME.
LONDON, June 21.--It is understood that evidence from Anglican clergymen, praying with their parishioners to secure reunion between the ...
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EIRE ELECTIONS.
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